[nukkad] Thank you letter after an interview-Rajababu-Part 1

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Tip of the day:  "It is well to remember that the entire universe, with
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> Very often, candidates who are rejected in an interview start feeling
> > resentment against that company. And against that interviewer. They hold
> it
> > against the company, and more specifically against that interviewer, the
> > fact that they were not selected.
> >
> > The fact of the matter is that, when ten people are called for an
> interview,
> > where one job is at stake, only the best one will get selected. Its a
> simple
> > fact, which the earlier the rejected candidate accepts, the better. I
> shall
> > tell you a new way to look at this rejection.
> >
> > When you are not selected after a 'gruelling interview, its not because
> you
> > are not good. Its because
> > a) Currently, you dont fit into the organisational mould.
> > b) Someone was slightly better qualified than you.
> > c) You were unlucky.
> >
> > The upshot of these ways of looking at the rejection process is that
> >
> > YOU MAY BE REQUIRED BY THE COMPANY AFTER TWO MONTHS.
> >
> > Hence, even if you are 'humiliated' and 'smarting' at the 'failure'
heaped
> > on you by that 'upstart company', please make it a point to write a
thank
> > you letter to them. Who knows, after 3 months, some other person in that
> > company may resign, and you may be 'recalled' from your 'forgottenness'.
> >
> >
> > In the next part, we shall see the format of a smaple letter and an
actual
> > letter written to the 'rejecting company'.
> >
> >
>



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